On Sunday, Israeli forces launched airstrikes targeting Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, specifically focusing on areas controlled by the Iran-backed Houthi rebels. This operation came after the Houthis had fired new types of missiles towards Israel, including what the Israeli military described as their first cluster bomb attack since 2023.
According to Houthi media reports, the Israeli strikes hit multiple locations across Sanaa, resulting in casualties that included at least two deaths and five injuries. The attacks marked a significant escalation following missile strikes by the Houthis aimed at Israel’s largest airport.
Details of the Conflict
- Houthis recently launched missile attacks towards Israel.
- Their arsenal now includes cluster bombs, marking a new phase of aggression.
- Israel responded with precision airstrikes targeting energy hubs and strategic sites in Sanaa.
This exchange demonstrates rising tensions between Israel and the Iran-backed Houthi rebels within Yemen, further intensifying the conflict in the region.
Broader Implications
- The ongoing conflict worsens the humanitarian situation in Yemen, affecting civilians caught in the crossfire.
- It complicates the geopolitical landscape in the Middle East, given Iran’s backing of the Houthis.
- Regional powers are closely monitoring the developments to reassess their strategic positions.
These developments underline the increasing volatility in the Middle East and the potential for wider regional instability.
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